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Piet mondrian
Piet Mondrian was a Dutch artist born in 1872 who developed an abstract style using primary colors, black lines, and rectangles and squares. This style began with realistic landscapes but evolved to only use basic geometric shapes separated by horizontal and vertical black lines. The document provides instructions for recreating Mondrian's abstract artwork using materials like colored paper, scissors, and glue to cut and arrange primary colored shapes within a grid defined by pencil lines traced in black.
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Piet Mondrian, born in Amersfoort, Netherlands (1872), passed away in Manhattan, USA (1944) at age 71.
Mondrian started painting realistic landscapes before developing his iconic abstract style.
Mondrian's abstract art is defined by squares and rectangles in primary colors separated by black lines.
An exercise to create artwork inspired by Mondrian using primary colors, squares, and black lines on paper.
Piet mondrian
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- 2. Amersfoort – Netherlands (1872) Manhattan– United States (1944) He was 71 years old.
- 3. • Piet Mondrianbegan as an artist by painting realistic landscapes.
- 4. Piet Mondrian developed anabstract style which combined squares and rectangles using only primary colors separated by black lines.
- 5. In his paintingsthere are…. RECTANGLES
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- 16. Exercise Create one ofthe Mondrian’s artwork. Material White paper Scissors Glue pencil Sheet papers in primary colours (yellow, blue and red) Ruler Black felt-pen
- 17. Process 1. Draw ona white paper horizontal and vertical lines using a pencil and a ruler. 2. Try to create rectangles and squares. 3. Cut small pieces of papers in primary colours. 4. Stick them to create colourful shapes. 5. Some of the squares and rectangles should be white. 6. Finally, trace all the lines with a black felt-pen.
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